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Maharashtra Regulator Takes a Lenient Stand on MSEDCL’s Wind Dues Considering COVID-19

The petitioner will be better served if the outstanding amount is cleared instead of penalizing MSEDCL, MERC noted

August 27, 2020

/ Nithin Thomas
/ Other, Wind
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In a recent order, the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) reiterated its decision to reject a wind generator’s claim for dues in the absence of a valid energy purchase agreement (EPA) and open access (OA) permission.

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